Structural Analysis Specialist
Pubblicato il 17-08-2026 - Cnh Industrial in Modena
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Job Purpose
The Structural Analysis Specialist is responsible for supporting the development and validation of tractor components/systems through advanced structural, dynamic, and durability simulations
The selected candidate will contribute throughout the entire product development cycle, from concept phase until design release, applying FEA methodologies to assess durability and structural performance of components/systems, providing solutions based on simulation results to support design optimization.
Key Responsibilities
As a member of the Medium&Specialty; Tractor- PV Virtual Validation – Structural Analysis team, key responsibilities will be:
- Support the development and virtual validation of mechanical components and systems from concept phase through final design release for Medium & Specialty Tractor programs.
- Perform structural, nonlinear, dynamic, and durability analyses using advanced FEA tools and analytical calculations.
- Perform advanced fatigue analysis (Time domain, freq